I wish you all the best.

~Sicon

You have conquered that which has bound you. You have deepened the understanding between you and Romeo and you have made your conclusion. Be steadfast and do not give up.

Take what you have learned here and use it. End the feud between families whose only way is conflict and crash the walls to pursue true peace.

This is truly a momentous occasion. At first I began to have doubt’s about you and Romeo, I began to doubt the very people I had admired since reading your story for the first time. Now I can see how wrong I was, and like the heretic that stands before the angry God, I stand before you to apologize.

You hold the keys to fate now. Open the doors that were previously locked to you and begin a new path. One that was not shaped by destiny or some play written by Edward, but by you.

If Edward de Vere were here right now, I think he would agree with the path you have chosen. He understands more than anyone, tragedy.

You still, however, have not fulfilled your true goal yet. I shall give you another hint hidden among words of peculiar meaning for you to decipher.

~You must iron the sword of man to bring back it’s former glory that was once lost. You avoid the disaster of what happened before and, even with the sword protecting you from harm, you still do not wield it. The sword needs a sheathe, to control it’s mighty blade and protect it from outside forces. Become the sheathe Juliet.

I haven’t commented on your blog much because, well, conflict of interest, as I’m sure you’ll realize if you’ve seen my comments on Romeo’s posts.

But the thing is, Juliet, I want, more than anything, for Romeo to be happy. And I think we both know that he can only be happy if he’s with you.

We’re just about ready to send you back to Verona, but Romeo doesn’t want to go– because he doesn’t think it’s safe for you if he goes back with you.

But he’s WRONG. And it would kill me for him to sacrifice any chance at happiness on a wrong assumption.

So I’m begging you, Juliet, for his happiness and yours– take him with you. Convince him to GO with you. Make sure, when it’s time to send you back, that he is by your side. Or he will be miserable forever, for no good reason.

Sincerely,
Qara-Xuan

I hope you went to a nice dinner. We don’t celebrate that particular holiday where I came from, but the food sounds delicious

As I have previously stated the reason you inspired me was because of the determination and heart of you two despite the dislike of your families. You attacked the problem head on in order to find a better solution. Your death is not what inspired us. It was your courage, tenacity, and bond that inspired us including me.

The living become immortal as they die, yet some become immortal either way. Pursue that which you have lost and return across plains to achieve the immortality you so deserve.

Writers are cruel -they take their characters and subject them to such things, sometimes in the name of a moral message, or a percieved goodness. Writing is one of our most powerful tools. It changes the world, sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worst… But I’m sure every one of us here would happily give up Romeo and Juliet the Martyrs for the Sake of Romeo and Juliet the People who had a chance to live their lives as they choose, and didn’t feel they had to die or suffer forever without each other.

I still hope we can give you that. I’ll be honest and say I’m not sure if we can. But… let us keep trying.

You two have been one of the biggest influences in my reading life. Not only is your story one of the most famous ever written, but it has sparked a famous revolution in Literature and Theatre for 4 centuries.

I know what I say is odd and probably makes no sense but I feel I should say it. However I want to say it a bit differently… (Excuse if I do it wrong it is a tribute not a fact)

Doth me lady understand her predicament upon the catacombs of emotion and plight? For I do. For thee and thine past lover hast shaped the foundations of Love and peace among conflict. Even though there shalt be death within the begrudged tale I feel it necessary to speak to thee about which has shaped such a time. Thine two bold lovers died upon the tomb with peace in heart and not malice, love and not conflict, Henceforth thine families rekindle hellfire and brimstone to embrace light and goodness in heart. For thee has shaped how they were and made their future quite more a better one than it shant be if thine hadn’t committed such an act.
(Sorry if that is not understandable)

You two shaped the way I think and the way I act in accordance with people in general. There was not a story that could compete with yours in my opinion. Although you two died, your families realized what they had done and made up. Although peace had been attained, what made me love it the most was that you felt your love was worth dying for. I don’t know how to fix yours and Romeo’s past relationship but I do know this. The love you both shared in the story inspired me and inspired millions of people for decades to come.

You became an icon in literature, a goddess among pages. What you achieved was not easily done. Rest assured we are working on a way to help you.

That is all I have to say and I am sorry for this wall of text ma’am.